https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/22593/archive/files/751727ad1e4a7c5c2a81a1ccca90ef4a.pdf?Expires=1781740800&Signature=eTlem7Z5WKiQ9Y6Q93jQVIpYYVd6nDynuYVsdDHt-l2i4MsZ5fLG1OqJB28sszpgSKG7g%7ENDpBHh-EIxUnuCGRrOuE2UYDc-KOSrUty3PIWAGubmfeQBoK-vpIXhSh4H6GzoGYgux2wEcrD4Wd8NxEjv8nU73PYjNaxidIw7mSBqV%7EK8w9VKlR%7EpK-Ufa7Cz%7EV04ASb865kNJBZvdisTO%7Ei0Ve-eSIjdrxVyJ%7EZZnBFewkoIE83epC8PAXL0n-ppIr-kMlTKhD5Ovafi2LAsznMXJLUixv7qG-pQ6-a3EVo1v2-U6QGr8C3QftE5A-Z1uA77WYSQECZoIIhImhOfDw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM cae1d0847c6ca559b93a9fc14e912a05 PDF Text Text ALUMNI NEWS OF PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE • LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 2001 NATIONAL ALUMNI CONVENTION A SUCCESS! Center, The People's Church, in Chicago. Dr. Rapheal O. Lewis, a 1962 PSC graduate and current Vice President of Academic Affairs, was honored during the Founders' Day program for 30 years of dedicated service to the College. Dr. William H.Woods, a 1954 P S C graduate and current Chairman of the College's Natural and Physical Sciences Division, was bestowed with a PHOTO: DAN P I E R C E Distinguished Professor Dr. Clifford E . Minton presents a check for $50,000 for the Capital Campaign on behalf of he medallion by Dr. Reed during and his wife, Mrs. Alma Hawkins Minton, 1938 PSC graduates. On hand to receive the gift are (left to right) Dr. Trudie Kibbe Reed, College President, Dr. Sherman E . Tate, Chairman of the the Convention Luncheon. He Board of Trustees, and Ms. Kathryn F. Worthen, National Alumni Association President. also was recognized by the National Alumni Association for Worthen, National Alumni his decades of dedicated service to the College. Mrs. Ruth Association President. Bellinger Pitts gave a memorable speech as the keynote speaker During the Convention, a Town Hall Meeting, facilitated by for the Luncheon. Jearlene Miller and Harry Roberson, was held in the M.L. Harris The 45th Annual National Alumni Convention was held in Little Rock on March 29April 1,2001. "Strengthening the Bond in 2001" was the theme. A l u m n i from across the country participated in Convention activities coordinated by the National Alumni Association and the Greater Little Rock Alumni Chapter. Rachel Myers-Jones and Connie Cogshell served as Convention Co-Chairs, under the leadership of Chapter President Yvonne C. Alexander and K a t h r y n F. Auditorium. During the Town Hall Meeting, Dr. Clifford E . Minton, a 1938 graduate of Philander Smith College, presented a check for $50,000 for the Capital Campaign on behalf of he and his wife, Mrs. Alma Hawkins Minton who is also a 1938 PSC graduate. Many other alumni stood up and pledged their support for the capital campaign during the Town Hall Meeting, resulting in an additional $85,000 in alumni support. The Town Hall meeting also featured five panelists who discussed how alumni can "strengthen the bond through giving." Panelists included Dr. Trudie Kibbe Reed, Dr. Sherman E . Tate, Rev. Clif Christopher, Anthony Henderson, and Robert Plant. A Founders' Day Program, at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church, kicked off the Convention. Alumni, students, faculty and staff were treated to a rousing message by Rev. B . Herbert Martin, a 1967 PSC graduate and current Pastor for The Progressive Mrs. Versie C. Winstead was selected as the "Distinguished Alumnus of the Year" which was revealed during the Convention Banquet. Mrs. Winstead will join the ranks of 38 other alumni who have been honored with the "Distinguished" title. The Banquet featured the enlightening words of Lawrence Johnson, the first Black Little Rock Chief of Police, as the speaker. Alumni also enjoyed an outstanding performance by the worldrenowned Philander Smith Collegiate Choir, directed by Drs. William and Rosephanye Powell. When not attending Convention meetings and events, alumni enjoyed catching up with old friends in the Hospitality Suite at the Little Rock Hilton Inn. At the close of the Convention, alumni attended worship service at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church where they received a huge welcome by fellow alumni, Pastor Mark Norman and Assistant Pastor Arthur Parham. �IE FROM THE PRESIDENT Greetings! On behalf of the trustees, faculty, staff and students, I want to thank National Alumni Association members for the generous gift of $50,000 that was presented to the College at our May 2001 graduation by Ms. Kathryn Worthen, National Alumni Association President. We were overwhelmed by your generosity and support of our Capital Campaign. We appreciate your pledge of $600,000 toward our campaign goal. Dr. Trudie Kibbe Reed Your gift is being matched by the Bush Foundation and I know you are pleased that we can double the value of your generous contributions. We are only $5 million away from our campaign goal of $30 million. These funds will pay for a new library and technology center, a new science and health mission center, library books, the renovation of the Sherman E . Tate Recreational Center (Old Gym) and an endowed fund to provide adequate salaries for the faculty and staff of our great institution. The College is also engaged in revitalizing the surrounding neighborhood. We will build new residences for students, faculty and staff through a living/learning community that employs a new paradigm for living in the community and integrates key elements from the Black Family Studies Program. Your support is greatly needed to successfully complete this campaign. You will soon receive additional communication with details about how you can participate from Ms. Worthen and Ms. Jearlene Miller, Chair of our Alumni Campaign. We thank those of you who have already made a pledge and/or contribution. Your participation in this campaign will leave a lasting legacy and take the College to the next level of success. FROM THE ALUMNI AFFAIRS OFFICE I hope those o f you who attended the 2001 National Alumni C o n v e n t i o n had a great t i m e . I certainly did! It is always a pleasure to spend time with P S C alumni. Your C o l l e g e s p i r i t and p r i d e are Ms. Delia Moore phenomenal! I f you missed the last Convention, you w i l l have another chance to attend i n 2 0 0 2 . T h e next N a t i o n a l A l u m n i Convention w i l l be held i n Little R o c k on March 14-17, 2002, so make plans now to come see fellow classmates. Spring/Summer 2001 PHILANDERIAN FROM THE NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Greetings from the National Alumni Association! I take this opportunity to extend heartfelt thanks to all who participated in the team effort to make the 2001 convention a great success. Without a doubt we strengthened the bond and tied the knot in 2001. Ms. Kathryn Worthen The 2002 convention is scheduled for March 14, 2002, at the Riverfront Hilton, North Little Rock, Arkansas. Please mark your calendars. Highlights of the 2001 convention were: 1) The decision of alumni to contribute $600,000 to the PSC Capital Campaign 2) The contribution of $50,000 by Dr. Clifford E . and Mrs. Alma Hawkins Minton 3) The receipt of $85,000 in pledges from alumni who were in attendance. These actions indicate that, as alumni, we are serious about our commitment to the Capital Campaign. In the near future, alumni who have not made a pledge to the Capital Campaign, will receive a special mailing. After reading the information, pray to God for guidance as to what He wants you to do for Philander Smith College during the next three years and then return the pledge card. Please make payments on your pledges, for the funds are needed to move forward with buildings and other projects. As a team, we w i l l be successful! In 2002, we expect to see YOU! A s you read this issue, please notice the information on how you can j o i n the National A l u m n i Association. I f you are not a member, make it a point to get involved this year. A l s o in this newsletter is a pledge form for the College's Capital Campaign. I f you have not already done so, please pledge your support today. Your support is vital and w i l l help P S C continue p r o v i d i n g a q u a l i t y e d u c a t i o n a l experience for years to come. The Philanderian is a publication of the National Alumni Association Philander Smith College, Inc. Copies are mailed to all alumni currently in the database in the Office of Institutional Advancement. Please direct correspondence to: Delia Moore Office of Institutional Advancement Philander Smith College 812 W e s t 13th Street • Little Rock, A R 72202 • (501) 370-5378 Editor: Delia Moore Page 2 �2001 NATIONAL ALUMNI CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS PHOTO: DAN PIERCE Rev. B . Herbert M a r t i n delivered a rousing message during the Founders' Day Program w h i c h kicked off the Convention. A l u m n i , students, faculty, and staff attended Founders' D a y at Wesley C h a p e l U n i t e d Methodist Church. Rev. Martin is a 1967 graduate o f P S C and current Pastor o f The Progressive Center, The People's Church, in Chicago. Dr. W i l l i a m H . Woods proudly displays his " D i s t i n g u i s h e d Professor" m e d a l l i o n and National A l u m n i A s s o c i a t i o n p l a q u e r e c e i v e d d u r i n g the Convention Luncheon, as Dr. Rapheal O. L e w i s , Vice President o f Academic Affairs, looks on. Dr. Woods is a 1954 graduate o f P S C and current Chairperson for the Division of Natural and Physical Sciences at the College. PHOTO: DAN PIERCE Mrs. Yvonne C . Alexander, Greater Little R o c k A l u m n i Chapter President, (left) and National A l u m n i Association President M s . K a t h r y n F. Worthen (right) recognize Dr. Rapheal O. L e w i s , V i c e President o f Academic Affairs and 1962 P S C graduate, for his decades o f dedicated service to the College. Dr. L e w i s was presented with this honor during the Founders' D a y Program at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church. Spring/Summer 2001 Mr. Herbert Chappelle and M s . Jearlene Miller, Eastern and Central A m e r i c a Region Presidents, display trophies for having top performing regions. The Eastern Region received the Membership Award, dedicated in memory o f Sadye J. Worthen, for its exemplary role in increasing National A l u m n i Association membership by 44%. The Central A m e r i c a Region received the Fundraising Award, dedicated in memory o f H i r a m Tanner, for raising the most money, per capita, for the College. Page 3 �2001 NATIONAL ALUMNI CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS M s . Jearlene M i l l e r , Central A m e r i c a R e g i o n A l u m n i President, (left) proudly accepts a contribution from alumnus M r s . Eddie H . D a v i s for the Philander Smith College Capital Campaign. Over $135,000 was generated from alumni, during the Convention, for the C a p i t a l Campaign. Graduates from the 1960s era are a l l smiles as they reminisce and catch up on what's new with one another. (Bottom left to right) B i l l Hamilton '60, Samuel Hamilton '58, Vivian Hines '66, Barbara B r o c k Jordan '62, Carolyn Thomas '63, Marva Watts '60, Ethel Hayes White ' 6 1 , E r m a Williams '63, Ruth Pitts '63, Ozaree Twillie ' 6 1 , Veronica Nesbitt '64, Marian Chappelle '63, and Shirley Buckner '63 (center). Spring/Summer 2001 Dr. W i l l i a m Rush, Class o f 1961 and Ms. Amanda S. Dutton, Class o f 1993, (foreground) review information distributed during a meeting o f the Central A m e r i c a Region. The meeting was presided by M s . Jearlene Miller, Central A m e r i c a Region President. E a c h A l u m n i Region President ( C e n t r a l , M i d w e s t , E a s t e r n , and Far West) facilitated meetings in the Myer L . Titus Academic Center to generate discussion about ways to aid the College's progress and growth. Mr. H a r r y Roberson, Jr., National A l u m n i Association Vice President, (left) and Mr. Claybron Wisham, a 1954 P S C graduate, pause for a photo while enjoying the Convention activities. The Hospitality Suite was a popular spot for reunions during the Convention. Page 4 �MRS. VERSIE C. WINSTEAD: A DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS Mrs. Versie C . Winstead was selected as the Distinguished Alumnus for the Year 2001 and was recognized at the National Alumni Convention in March. The selection was a surprise to Mrs. Winstead, right up until she was announced as the recipient of this year's honor during the Convention Banquet. Mrs. Winstead graciously accepted a plaque presented by Dr. J i l l Trice, Chairperson for the Versie C. Winstead National Distinguished Alumnus and Awards Committee, as her husband, Mr. Homer B. Winstead, and fellow alumni cheered. Mrs. Winstead joins the ranks of 38 other esteemed alumni who received this honor over the years and will have her picture placed on the Distinguished Alumni Wall on the PSC campus. Mrs. Winstead is a 1942 graduate of Philander Smith College with a B.S. Degree in Home Economics. She has served her alma mater for many years, including 16 years on the Philander Smith College Board of Trustees and as Treasurer for the Greater Little Rock Alumni Chapter. Mrs. Winstead also established two educational scholarship funds that provide annual financial assistance to deserving PSC students. Mrs. Winstead previously taught for 9 1/2 years in Arkansas and Virginia and served as manager for Low Rent Public Housing in Little Rock for eight years. The agency provided affordable housing for nearly 700 families, and Mrs. Winstead established various activities and programs to help these families have a wellrounded life. Mrs. Winstead is a member of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church where she served as chairperson of the United Methodist Women and the committee to beautify the church. She is also a member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. FOSTER NAMED TOP ADMINISTRATOR IN COUNTY Mr. Odell Foster, Principal of Appling Middle School in Bartlett, Tennessee and a 1966 graduate of Philander Smith College, was named Administrator of the Year by the Shelby County Education Association. Mr. Foster has been in education for 35 years and helped open Appling Middle School in 1995. He previously was assistant principal for Mt. Pisgah Middle School. Sixth grade math teacher Patricia PHOTO: MIKE MAPLE/THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL Buxton said Mr. Foster believes in a soft-spoken approach that commands Barbara Marshall congratualates Odell Foster for being selected as the Shelby County, Tennessee Schools' Administrator of the Year. respect and attention. "He has a presence where he can walk into a large assembly, hold up his hand and quiet 1,000 students," she said Shelby County Schools Supt. James Mitchell said Mr. Foster goes above and beyond the call of duty. "With Odell Foster, it's whatever it takes to get the job done," he said. Mr. Foster was appreciative of the honor and supportive words of his colleagues. "It's very inspiring to know that your peers feel that way about you," he said. LOS ANGELES ALUMNI HOLD 5TH ANNUAL LUNCHEON The Los Angeles Alumni Chapter held its 5th Annual Fundraising Luncheon in February. Far West Region Alumni President Mr. Jesse M . Trice I I I , and his wife, Dr. Jill Trice, were honored for their outstanding contribution to the College, National Alumni Association, and the Los Angeles community. Dr. Esther Birch Wiley, Class of 1938, and Mrs. Juanita Marshall, Class of 1937, also received recognition during the event. The keynote speaker for the luncheon was Dr. Maisha Hazzard, the youngest daughter of the Seventh President of Spring/Summer 2001 Philander Smith College, Dr. Walter R. Hazzard. Dr. Maisha Hazzard gave a moving presentation on the significant changes that occurred at the College during her father's tenure and the impact it had upon her. The luncheon, emceed by Ms. Gayle Watts, Director of the Los Angeles County Tobacco Control Alliance, also included a fashion show and entertainment. Ms. Vivian Hines, President of the Los Angeles Alumni Chapter, said proceeds from the event will benefit the Chapter's PSC Student Scholarship Fund. Page 5 �NATIONAL UNCF CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS Philander Smith College was well-represented during the annual conference o f the U N C F National A l u m n i and PreAlumni Councils held in Houston, Texas i n February. Mrs. Carreather Perry was honored as an "Outstanding Alumnus" and recognized for her excellent service and d e d i c a t i o n to the C o l l e g e , U N C F , and the A l u m n i Association. Miss P S C Autumn Simmons placed fourth in the National Miss U N C F Coronation. A s a result, she received a U N C F Scholarship. Several alumni who reside in Texas and Arkansas attended the U N C F festivities, including Pre-Alumni Council coadvisors Ms. Carolyn Nolly and M s . Sybil B u n n . Dr. Trudie Kibbe Reed, P S C President (second from left) is flanked by alumni (clockwise from left) Sybil B u n n (seated) A l i c e L . Richardson (standing) Joanette Payne, L . T . Davis, Carolyn Nolly, Jearlene Miller, Judge L . Clifford Davis, and Kathryn F. Worthen, National Alumni President. NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP Make a difference for your alma mater. Join the National Alumni Association! If a chapter has not been chartered in your area, you can become an active "at-large member" by paying $35.00 annually. For your convenience, a form is provided below for you to join. If an active chapter exists in your area, National dues are $30.00, plus the local assessment. Please contact your Chapter President for dues information. For a list of Chapter Presidents, contact the Alumni Affairs Office at the number list below. Alumni interested in a "Life Membership" may also utilize the form below. As a Life Member, you will join an elite group and enjoy full benefits, rights and recognition of the Association. To become a Life Member, send a one-time payment of $1,000 to the National A l u m n i Association. A l u m n i may pay this commitment over a three-year period, with a minimum initial payment of $250. When Life Membership is paid in full, a beautiful PSC green and gold permanent Life Membership Card and Plaque Certificate will be presented to you. Please consider joining other Life Members in supporting your College and Alumni Association for a lifetime. Whether you choose to become an "At-Large Member" or "Life Member," please mail the form below, and a check payable to NAAPSC, INC., to Connie Cogshell, National Financial Secretary, 705 Green Hills Dr., North Little Rock, A R 72118. For more information, contact the Alumni Affairs Office at (501) 370-5378. NAA MEMBERSHIP FORM Name Address City State Telephone (Home) Telephone (Work)_ Alumni Chapter Affiliation Zip Class of Membership Status: ^ At-Large Membership (an active chapter is not chartered in my area). Annual dues amount: $35.00 (enclosed) If an active chapter exists in your area, please contact your Chapter President for dues information J Life Membership (National dues are paid in full for life. Annual local dues will still apply). One-time amount: $1,000 Full Payment Enclosed Extended payment plan desired (min. $250 enclosed) Make checks payable to NAAPSC, Inc. and mail payment and form to: Ms. Connie Cogshell, Financial Secretary, 705 Green Hills Dr., N. Little Rock, AR 72118 Spring/Summer 2001 Page 6 �WE ACCEPTED THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN CHALLENGE! The following alumni have pledged financial support for the Capital Campaign totaling nearly $150,000 of the $600,000 pledged by the National Alumni Association! Even greater alumni support is needed, and we hope that we can count on You. A campaign pledge form is provided below to make pledges and contributions to the Capital Campaign. Your pledge can be paid over a three year period, ending October 31,2003. Your contribution w i l l be matched by the Bush Foundation, i f the gift exceeds $100. We thank all alumni who have pledged and contributed support to the Capital Campaign, to date: Mr. Sanford O. Ames Ms. JoAnn Benjamin Ms. Sharon Boyd Mrs. Lula F. Carter Mr. Herbert and Mrs. Marian Chappelle Ms. Connie Cogshell Mr. Earnest Davidson Mrs. Eddie H . Davis The Hon. L . Clifford Davis Mr. L.T. Davis Dr. Charles Donaldson Greater Little Rock Alumni Chapter Ms. Vivian Hines Mr. Theodore and Mrs. Adah Hull Mrs. Rachel Myers Jones Mrs. Barbara Brock Jordan Los Angeles Alumni Chapter Memphis/Crittenden Co. Alumni Chapter Dr. Clifford E . and Mrs. Alma Minton Ms. Jearlene Miller Ms. Delia Moore Mrs. Marian M. Morrison National Alumni Association Ms. Veronica Nesbitt Dr. June G. Pembroke Mrs. Carreather F. Perry Dr. Eulah L . Peterson Mrs. Alice L . Richardson Mr. Harry Roberson, Jr. Mr. Herbert Robinson Mr. Humphrey Rutherford Ms. Constance Smith Ms. Evelyn Tang Dr. Sherman E . Tate Mrs. Carolyn Jones Thomas Mrs. Lillie B. Thompson Mr. Jesse M . Trice, I I I Dr. Jill E . Trice Mr. Manuel and Mrs. Gwendolyn Twillie Mrs. Marva C. Watts Jimmie R. Weathersby Mrs. Esther Birch Wiley Mr. Bennie Williams Mrs. Erma Williams Ms. Kathryn F. Worthen I f you have made a pledge or contribution to the Capital Campaign, prior to M a y 1, 2 0 0 1 , and your name is not reflected on the above list, please contact the Office o f Institutional Advancement at (501) 370-5392. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN PLEDGE/CONTRIBUTION FORM Name Address City State Telephone (Home) Telephone (Work) Alumni Chapter Affiliation Zip Class of In support of Philander Smith College and the campaign to build a new Library/Technology Center, I am pleased to commit the sum of: Total Commitment: $ Amount Enclosed: $ Balance: $ My balance will be paid over the next three years (Jan. 1, 2001-October 31, 2003) according to the following payment schedule: $ monthly $ semi-annually $ quarterly $ annually Date of First Payment: Make checks payable to Philander Smith College (write "Alumni Capital Campaign" in check memo line). Mail payment and form to: Dr. Stephen Schafer, Office of Institutional Advancement, Philander Smith College, 812 W. 13th St., Little Rock, AR 72202 Spring/Summer 2001 Page 7 �T H E Mrs. R u t h E . Williams Muldrew, class o f 1952, passed away in December 2000. She was married to Jerome H . Muldrew who preceded her in death. Mrs. Muldrew attended Tuskegee Institute and graduated from Philander Smith College. She spent her career as a Home Demonstration Agent in Clark County, Arkansas and also worked with the Federal Housing Authority i n L i t t l e R o c k and P u l a s k i County. She is survived by three brothers, Bennie, Ralph, and Andrew Williams; brothers-in-law, Winston and Oliver; sister-in-law, Mrs. Fletcher T. Muldrew; and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Vera Wilkins Cornelious passed away October 30, 2000. She graduated from Philander Smith College i n 1945 and received a master's degree at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Mrs. Cornelious taught i n the public school system at Benton and at Shorter College i n North Little Rock, Arkansas. She retired after more than 30 years at the Arkansas A M & N College (now University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff), where she had been an instructor in the business department and program coordinator o f the student union. She was a member o f Bethel A M E Church i n Little R o c k and Mount Pleasant A M E Church in Pine Bluff. She was a member o f University Women and A l p h a K a p p a A l p h a Sorority. Survivors include her husband, W i l l i a m Charles Cornelious; three brothers, Fred, Joseph, and Davis Wilkins; five stepsons, Dennis, Phillip, Wesley, Michael and G a r y Cornelious; three stepdaughters, A l i c i a , Shelly and Michelle Cornelious; and two stepbrothers, Robert M a r t i n and William Wilkins. PHILANDERIAN Mr. David C . V a u g h n , Sr., passed away January 3 1 , 2 0 0 1 . He served as an elementary school teacher in the Pine B l u f f and Sherrill School Districts, and for 11 years, he served as H e a d s t a r t D i r e c t o r o f P i n e B l u f f / J e f f e r s o n County, Arkansas. The Headstart Program was named in honor o f Mr. Vaughn, for he was instrumental i n proposing and getting approval for the Center. Mr. Vaughn also was a housing specialist for the C i t y o f Pine B l u f f and owned Vaughn's Sorghum M i l l and Smokehouse. He was known for his musical talent, and played piano i n thousands of statewide and local church, social and civic functions. He became a regular performer at E d e n Park Country Club. He was a member o f the N A A C P and many other civic organizations. He was preceded i n death by his first child. Survivors include his wife, Maxine Lamb Vaughn; two sons, D a v i d C , Jr., and Dennis Vaughn; a daughter, Deirdre C a m i l l e Debose; three brothers, Alfred, Adolphe, and Thomas Vaughn; two sisters, Minnie V Jordon and Alfreda Vaughn-Robinson; and three grandchildren. LET US HEAR FROM YOU Alumni and family of alumni are encouraged to share items of interest for publication in The Philanderian. We are interested in how P S C alumni are doing and want to hear about awards, achievements, and other significant developments. We appreciate those who keep us posted by sending news clippings, funeral programs, articles, and photos. Please send news to Delia Moore, Office of Alumni Affairs, Philander Smith College, 812 W. 13th Street, Little Rock, A R 72202. News items will be used as space allows. PSC ON TOM JOYNER MORNING SHOW IN AUGUST 2001 The Tom Joyner Morning Show has selected Philander Smith College to be its featured historically black college for the month of August 2001. Listeners w i l l be asked to make financial contributions to aid deserving students. PSC alumni must lead the way to make this opporunity successful. Make checks payable to the Tom Joyner Foundation (write "Philander Smith College" in the check memo line), and Philander Smith College Office of Alumni Affairs 812 West 13th Street Little Rock, A R 72202 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED Spring/Summer 2001 mail to Philander Smith College, Office of Institutional Advancement, 812 W. 13th Street, Little Rock, A R 72202. Also, save Coca-Cola bottle caps for a contribution to PSC from the Coca-Cola Bottling Company. Tom Joyner's Morning Show airs on Foxy 99.5 in the Little Rock area. His show is aired nationally, so check your local radio stations. NONPROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID Little Rock, A R 72202 Permit No. 2469 Page 8 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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